Why Is It Important to Let Your Employees Take Time Off This Summer?

Summer is a busy time for most businesses. Longer days and warmer weather mean your clients are likely more active than ever, and you’re probably eager to take advantage of the rush. While your chief concern is dealing with the summer crunch, your employees are dreaming of another crunch: Sand between their toes. The summer… Read More »

5 Tips to Make Weekly Meetings Fun Again

What if staff meetings were fun? What if your employees looked forward to, and enjoyed, meeting with their team? In many workplaces, these ideas sound far-fetched, but it doesn’t have to be that way. With a bit of creative thinking, you can turn your weekly meetings from a necessary evil into a productive, enjoyable experience.… Read More »

3 Tips to Help You Relax the Night Before an Interview

With so much on the line – especially if you’ve been searching for some time – it’s unsurprising most people get nervous when preparing for a job interview. If you follow these tips, however, you can replace those nerves with a positive energy that will help you nail your next interview. How to Destress Before… Read More »

4 Tips for Giving Bad Feedback to an Employee

When you accept a management position, you’re doing more than simply advancing your career. At its heart, management is about handling people. One of your principle roles is helping mold your employees into effective team players. When everything is going well, this part is easy. After all, everyone responds well to praise and positive feedback.… Read More »

4 Ways to Scare off Great Warehouse Candidates

In a market that increasingly favors job seekers, great warehouse candidates have little reason to settle for a sub-par job offer. While poorly trained or unmotivated applicants may take what they can get, talented prospects will bolt at the earliest sign of trouble. Which type of candidate do you want to attract? If you want… Read More »

Expert Staffing Introduces Their New Van Service

Getting There Is Half the Battle As an employer or a job seeker, you know the toughest thing about work can be just getting there. Public Transportation Public transportation can be an option for some, but the available times don’t always work with your schedule or the job site may not be on the standard… Read More »

Trying to Impress a Potential Employer? DON’T Do These 3 Things!

Let’s face it: You’re not the only candidate being interviewed for your next job. If you want to get a job offer, you don’t just need to make a good first impression – you need to make a better impression than the other applicants. Since you can expect stiff competition for any promising position, there’s… Read More »

Is It Too Late to Change My Career Path?

If you’ve worked in the same field for many years, it’s not unreasonable to wonder what other paths might be open for you. For many people, however, the prospect of starting fresh is daunting. Is it too late to learn a new skill? Will you be able to find a job if you abandon your… Read More »

Here’s How Safety Saves Your Business Money

Your employees deserve a safe workspace. In fact, the push to create safer workplaces has dramatically reshaped the business world over the last century. What’s surprising, however, is just how powerful and far reaching the effects of safety programs can be. If you’re not already convinced workplace health and safety programs will make your business… Read More »

Can Your Attitude at Work Use Some Spring Cleaning?

Spring always brings longer days, warmer weather, and new life. Wouldn’t it be nice if your career got an automatic refresh every few months?  Unfortunately, your workplace won’t change on its own – and neither will your attitude toward your work. These steps, however, will help you view your current job with a fresh, positive… Read More »